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How to Get from Italy to Croatia (and Vice Versa)

Getting from Italy to Croatia by Ferry

• Ferries from Venice to Croatia: >> to Mali Losinj, Piran, Pula, Rovinj, Porec, Rabac (Venezia Lines – these are passenger ferries only, no cars)
• Ferries from Ancona to Croatia: >> to Zadar, Split (Jadrolinija Ferries) >> to Split, Vis, Stari Grad/Hvar Island (Blue Line Ferries) >> to Split (SNAV Ferries)
• Ferries from Pescara to Croatia: >> to Split, Stari Grad/Hvar Island (SNAV Ferries or Jadrolinija Ferries)
• Ferries from Bari to Croatia: >> to Dubrovnik (Jadrolinija Ferries)

Look at a map of the departure and arrival ports listed above and you’ll understand why things like travel time and ticket prices will vary depending on where you’re leaving Italy, where you’re going in Croatia, and also when you’re making the trip. So you’ll need to look up all your options before deciding which one suits your travel budget and style best – but here are some reference points to get you started.

• A one-way ticket from Venice to Rovinj on Venezia Lines ranges from €48 in the low season to €53 in the high season (and that’s not including taxes, fees & surcharges).
• A deck-only one-way ticket from Ancona to Split or Bari to Dubrovnik on Jadrolinija Ferries ranges from €40 in the low season to €48 in the high season and €55 on a summer weekend. You can pay as much as €173 for a deluxe 2-berth cabin on that same trip on a summer weekend, and there are lots of options between those two extremes.
• A one-way ticket from Pescara to Hvar Island or Split on SNAV Ferries runs from €50-95 depending on the season and what promotions are going on.
• A one-way ticket from Ancona to Split or Hvar Island on Blue Line Ferries can be €40-48 for a deck ticket, all the way up to €116-136 for a “VIP Cabin” (with lots of options in between), and this doesn’t include any charge for a vehicle or the summer weekend rate increase.
• The trip from Venice-Rovinj takes about 2.5 hours if you get a direct boat.
• The trip from Ancona-Split takes about 9 hours.
• The trip from Bari-Dubrovnik takes about 8-9 hours.
• The trip from Pescara-Hvar Island takes about 4.25 hours.

For more information about all your options, your best bet is to check with the individual ferry companies. There are sites which claim to have the information for all the different companies, but in my searches I found some were outdated and others incomplete. If there’s one that’s always up-to-date and thorough, please let me know – but in the meantime (and even if there is) it’s probably best to check each ferry company’s website. Here are the sites for Jadrolinija Ferries , Blue Line Ferries , Venezia Lines , and SNAV Ferries . Be warned, not all of those sites are created equally when it comes to ease of use. Be patient… (Note that with the exception of the catamaran service from Venice to Croatia, the rest of the ferries you can take from Italy to Croatia are car ferries that also have passenger service. If you’re leaving from Venice, there’s no car ferry to Croatia.)

Flying from Italy to Croatia

• easyJet – Milan to Dubrovnik, Milan to Split
• Germanwings – Milan to Zagreb, Bologna to Zagreb
• Ryanair – Pisa to Zadar

With a budget airline you can sometimes find one-way promotional fares for ridiculously low prices, even under €10. These fares are rarely as cheap as advertised, since the airlines then end up charging you for every little thing you thought was “free” on airlines, but it’s always worth looking – as long as you read the fine print. A quick scan of some of the round-trip tickets from Italy to Croatia at the time of this writing revealed a €11 fare to Zadar on Ryanair, a couple of €41 fares to Split and Dubrovnik on easyJet, and one that came in over €170 into Zagreb on Croatia Airlines. All of those options should be considered in the “extremely cheap” range, because you’ll also find fares in the €300-400 range as well for a flight from Milan to Dubrovnik or Rome to Split. As far as schedules go, remember that even though you’ll be seeing a flight that lasts less than two hours between Italy and Croatia, because it’s international travel (Croatia’s not yet part of the EU) you’ll need to factor in extra time spent at the airport and getting to and from the airport, as well. Be sure to weigh all that when you’re thinking about how much time a flight could potentially save over a ferry. Flights to Zagreb: Flights to Split: Flights to Dubrovnik: Flights to Zadar:

Getting from Italy to Croatia by Train

• Venice to Zagreb can take from 7.5-10 hours and can require 1-2 train changes along the way.
• Venice to Split can take from 15-20 hours and require as many as 3 train changes.
• Rome to Zagreb can take from 11.5-15.5 hours and require 1-2 train changes.
• Milan to Zagreb can take from 10-12 hours and require 1-2 train changes.
• A one-way ticket from Venice to Zagreb on the train can cost roughly $40-110 for a 2nd class ticket or $120-195 for a 1st class ticket (for direct trains that’s for either a couchette or a sleeper cabin, and including reservations where required).

Getting from Italy to Croatia by Bus

Driving from Italy to Croatia

And now that you’re in Croatia…

• BootsnAll has a Croatia travel guide you might find useful, called WhyGo Croatia.
• You’ll find all kinds of accommodation options in Croatia , including hotels in Croatia , hostels in Croatia , and resorts in Croatia (if you’ve got the budget for them!).
• There are plenty of things to do in Croatia , from sailing and diving to checking out the beautiful national parks .

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• Italy - Croatia ferry routes 2024

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With warm summers, idyllic beaches, magical islands, and unique architecture, Croatia is becoming the new favorite for travelers in southeastern Europe! One easy and comfortable way to reach the most beautiful towns on the Croatian coast is to cross the Adriatic Sea by ferry from Italy .

Here, you can check the latest info on all available Italy - Croatia routes . Compare schedules, prices and companies, and book ferry tickets from the Italian port that suits you best on Ferryhopper!

Italy - Croatia ferry connections

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The imposing Roman amphitheater in the Croatian city of Pula

Did you know that taking the ferry to Croatia from Italy can save you time (and money)?! Ticket prices start from only  €9 and there are plenty of offers and discounts all year round. Furthermore, you can board directly from many cities in Italy and embark your vehicle on the ferry.

Normally, there are about  15 ferry routes scheduled between Italy and Croatia. Ferries to Croatia depart from 6 ports in Italy : Trieste, Venice, Cesenatico, Pesaro, Ancona, and Bari. From there, you can travel by sea to 9 Croatian towns : Pula, Poreč, Rovinj, Umag, Lošinj, Novalja, Split, Zadar, and Dubrovnik.

Check all ferries connecting Croatia with Italian ports, starting from the northernmost to the southernmost one:

Ferries from Trieste to Croatia

On the easternmost tip of Italy, Trieste is the Italian port closest to Croatia and the most important one when it comes to Italy's connection with Croatia by sea. From Trieste, you can travel by ferry to 3 Croatian destinations : Rovinj and Poreč on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula, as well as Mali Lošinj on the island of Lošinj . The ferry routes are active  from late June to early September .

The ferry company operating on these routes with fast hydrofoils is Liberty Lines .

Ferry Trieste - Rovinj

The ferry route from Trieste to Rovinj is usually served up to 5 times a week , with 1-2 connections a day. The crossing normally takes 1 hour 40 minutes or 2 hours . Ferry tickets start at around €21 .

Ferry Trieste - Poreč

The ferry to Poreč from Trieste  normally runs up to 3 times a week (Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday). The ride takes 1 hour 10 minutes or  1 hour 45 minutes , and ticket prices start at about €16 .

Trieste - Mali Lošinj ferry

The Trieste - Mali Lošinj ferry connection is usually operated up to 2 times a week (Monday and Friday) with 1 crossing in the morning. The trip takes approximately 4 hours and ferry prices start at around €35 .

Tip: check out all of the ferry schedules to and from Italy in 2024 , and... have fun packing!

Ferries from Venice to Croatia

From the popular port of Venice  in northern Italy, you can reach 4 coastal towns in the Istrian peninsula, Croatia : Poreč , Rovinj, Pula , and Umag. These Venice - Istria ferry connections are seasonal: they are normally served from the end of April to early October .

The ferry company Kompas (Adriatic Lines) operates on these routes with high-speed ferries .

Ferry from Venice to Poreč

The Venice - Poreč ferry route is served up to 3-5 times a week  in the high season. The trip takes 4.5 hours and ferry tickets start at around €75 .

Ferry from Venice to Rovinj

The Venice - Rovinj ferry route is operated up to 3 times a week from May to late September. The ferry trip ranges from around  3 hours , depending on the company. Ferry tickets start at around €80 .

Ferry from Venice to Pula

Ferries from Venice to Pula depart about 2-3 times a week in the summer months. This crossing to Croatia takes about 3.5 hours . Single tickets start at about €89 .

Ferry from Venice to Umag

Venice - Umag ferries usually run once a week in the months of July and August. The ferry ride lasts about 3 hours and a single ticket starts at around €85 .

The marvelous architecture of Poreč on the Istrian peninsula

Ferries from Cesenatico to Croatia

You can also get to Croatia by ferry from the port town of Cesenatico , located in the region of Emilia-Romagna. From there, you can reach 3 towns and resorts in Croatia: Rovinj , Mali Lošin and Novalja on the island of Pag.

All ferry connections to Croatia from the port of Cesenatico in Italy are serviced by the ferry company Gomo Viaggi with fast catamarans  and are normally active from July to September .

Ferry from Cesenatico to Rovinj

The Cesenatico - Rovinj ferry connection is operated with up to 2 weekly crossings . The ferry trip takes 3 hours and ferry tickets start at around €80-85 .

Ferry from Cesenatico to Mali Lošinj

Ferries from Cesenatico to Mali Lošinj normally run up to  3 times a week  in the high season. The crossing takes about  5 hours and single-passenger tickets start at  €95 .

Ferry from Cesenatico to Novalja

Ferries serving the Cesenatico - Novalja route normally depart once a week in the summer months. The ride usually takes a bit over 7 hours and tickets start at around €100 .

Leaving Rovinj and its gorgeous Old Town

Ferries from Pesaro to Croatia

A bit further to the south than Cesenatico on the Adriatic coast, Pesaro  is a city in the Italian region of Marche. The ferry company Gomo Viaggi is actually based in Pesaro and serves crossings from its port to the Croatian towns of Mali Lošinj and Novalja .

The 2 routes are usually operated during the high-season months with fast catamarans .

Ferry from Pesaro to Mali Lošinj

The Pesaro - Mali Lošinj ferry connection is operated with up to 3 weekly departures  (usually on Saturdays, Mondays and Thursdays), with the trip lasting around 3.5 hours . Ticket prices start at about €90 .

Ferry from Pesaro to Novalja

Pesaro is normally connected to the town of Novalja by ferry once a week in the summer season. The trip takes around 5.5 hours and a single ferry ticket costs a bit more than €100 .

The lush green landscape and beautiful waterfront of Mali Lošinj

Ferries from Ancona to Croatia

The large port of Ancona , in Italy’s Marche region, is connected to  2 Croatian cities on the Dalmatian Coast : the popular Split , the largest city on the Croatian coast, and the historical Zadar , the oldest continuously inhabited city in the country.

At the moment the routes between Ancona and Croatia are operated by 2 ferry companies , SNAV and Jadrolinija .

Ferry from Ancona to Split

Ferries from Ancona to Split travel from April to October , with up to 2 crossings a day in the summer months. The ferry crossings increase during the summer and the trip usually takes around 8-11.5 hours , depending on the ferry operator, the season, and the ferry route. Ferry tickets to Split start at about €29 .

Ferry from Ancona to Zadar

You can normally catch a ferry from Ancona to Zadar only from the end of June to early September . There is usually 1 crossing per week , with a duration of 7 to 9 hours . The company operating on this route is Jadrolinija .

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Ferries from Bari to Croatia

Another Italian port from where you can get to Croatia is Bari , one of the most important ports in the Adriatic Sea. The port is connected to just 2 Croatian destinations : the most popular (largely thanks to Game of Thrones) city of Dubrovnik in southern Dalmatia and Split .

Ferry from Bari to Dubrovnik

The Bari - Dubrovnik ferry route is available from April to October by the Jadrolinija ferry company. Normally, there are around  4 crossings per week , and ferry time ranges from 6 hours 30 minutes to 8 hours . Ferry tickets start at around €70 .

Ferry from Bari to Split

The Bari - Split ferry is available from August to mid-October . There is usually 1 weekly crossing (usually on Wednesdays), with a duration of around 10 hours . The Bari - Split connection is served by Jadrolinija. Ferry tickets for this route start at €66 .

Split - Italy ferry crossings normally have about the same duration.

Important:  visit our dedicated page to learn more about ferry schedules and ferry prices for your trip to Croatia in 2024 .

Which ferry companies operate from Italy to Croatia?

There are 5 companies operating routes from Italy to destinations in Croatia:

• Liberty Lines :   it usually sails between the ports of Trieste and  Rovinj , Poreč   and Mali Lošinj  with fast hydrofoils.
• Kompas : it connects Venice with the Istrian peninsula (Pula, Poreč, Rovinj and Umag) with high-speed vessels.
• Gomo Viaggi : it connects the ports of Cesenatico and Pesaro with Rovinj in Istria, Mali Lošinj on the island of Lošinj, and Novalja on the island of Pag. It mostly runs with fast catamarans.
• SNAV : it runs between the port of Ancona and the city of Split in Dalmatia, mostly with standard ferries.
• Jadrolinija : it sails between the port of Ancona and 2 cities on the Dalmatian coast (Split and Zadar), as well as the ports of Bari and Dubrovnik .

Reminder : when it comes to seasonal routes, ferry schedules, as well as the companies serving them, may be subject to change. You can find all available schedules on our Ferryhopper App .

Can I travel from Italy to Croatia with a vehicle?

Yes, you can transfer your vehicle from Italy to Croatia as well as from Croatia to Italy. However, you can only travel with your vehicle on routes starting from Ancona or Bari , as they are mostly served by conventional ferries with car decks . More specifically, you can embark your vehicle on ferries running:

• between Ancona and Split
• between Ancona and Zadar
• between Bari and Dubrovnik
• between Bari and Split

Note : you can carry your bicycle on any Italy - Croatia and Croatia - Italy route.

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8 best Italy cruises for a Mediterranean vacation

You don't have to search all that hard to find the best Italy cruises — most leading cruise lines offer dozens of itineraries that visit Italian ports, often in conjunction with neighboring countries France, Greece and Croatia.

The reason? Italy has it all: coastlines on both the Mediterranean and the Adriatic, historic port cities (Rome, Venice and Naples among them) and spectacular islands (including Sicily, Sardinia, Capri and Elba).

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Plus, with a cruise season that runs from early April through late October (and even year-round for a few cruise lines), Italy offers something for everyone. Travel here to find an alluring mix of impeccably preserved historic sites, renowned regional cuisines and natural wonders waiting to be discovered.

Here are eight of the best Italy cruises for every type of traveler.

Best Italy cruises for cultural immersion: Azamara

Azamara pioneered the concept of single-country itineraries, which allow for greater cultural immersion and even overnight stays in select ports. The cruise line's 11-night voyage in October 2024 is one of its most comprehensive.

The sailing begins in Monte Carlo, Monaco, and ends in Rome (Civitavecchia), with visits to seven more Italian ports and Tunis, Tunisia. You'll explore Genoa, Livorno (overnight for Florence/Pisa), Porto Santo Stefano (on the Tuscan coast), Cagliari (on Sardinia), Trapani (on Sicily), Amalfi and Sorrento.

This voyage is aboard the 684-passenger Azamara Onward, one of the cruise line's four virtually identical ships. (All are former Renaissance R-class ships built in the early 2000s and renovated over the past several years.) The vessels' intimate size and Azamara's focus on cultural experiences and shore excursions emphasizing history and food (including cooking classes and market tours) make for an immersive cruise itinerary.

Other Italy-Intensive voyages in 2023 and 2024 include the following: a 10-night voyage in October 2023 aboard Azamara Quest, a 10-night voyage in April 2024 aboard Azamara Pursuit, and a seven-night voyage in May 2024 aboard Azamara Quest.

Best Italy cruises for small-ship lovers: Windstar Cruises

It's rare to find a cruise itinerary so fully focused on one specific region of Italy, but Windstar Cruises ' small ships — three classic sailing yachts and three all-suite motor yachts, which accommodate 148 to 342 guests — allow it to offer cruises to less-frequented ports.

Windstar's 10-day Sicilian Splendors , aboard its 342-passenger sailing yacht Wind Surf, is available on multiple dates in 2023, 2024 and 2025. The ship will cruise round-trip from Rome and call on six Italian ports: Catania (for Mount Etna), Porto Empedocle (for the ancient ruins at Agrigento) and Trapani (for its signature colored salts and Marsala wines), all in Sicily; the island of Lipari (the largest of seven Aeolian Islands); and Sorrento and Amalfi on the stunning Amalfi Coast. The cruise also visits the neighboring islands of Malta and Gozo.

Five-masted Wind Surf is the world's largest sailing ship. It manages to be intimate without feeling claustrophobic, although it is worth noting that none of its staterooms or suites has a balcony. There is, however, ample deck space for relaxation, with a pool and two hot tubs, as well as inviting alfresco bars and dining areas.

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Indoors, the ship's restaurants and social spaces, such as the Veranda Restaurant, Stella Bistro and the Compass Rose Bar, are light-filled, with elegant neutral decor refreshed in 2019.

Musical entertainment takes place in the Wind Surf Lounge and Compass Rose Bar, and Windstar's excellent dining program reflects an ongoing partnership with the James Beard Foundation. In select tender ports, passengers can enjoy a watersports platform and take out sea kayaks and stand-up paddleboards.

Best Italy cruises for onboard pampering: Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection

If enjoying yacht-style indulgence as you explore Southern Italy is on your cruise wish list, consider the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection's 10-night Rome to Valletta itinerary in May 2024. This cruise visits scenic hot spots such as Sorrento and Amalfi on the Amalfi Coast, history-rich Siracusa in Sicily and three ports (Gallipoli, Taranto and Otranto) in lesser-known Puglia, located on the heel of boot-shaped Italy, before passengers disembark in Malta.

Ritz-Carlton, which entered the cruise realm in 2021 with its 298-passenger luxury yacht, Evrima , offers an all-inclusive "yachting lifestyle" experience. This leisurely sailing features overnights in Sorrento and Taranto and two sea days with ample ways to enjoy onboard pampering. The ship's spacious suites are designed with a contemporary residential feel and range in size from 300 square feet with an 81-square-foot terrace to 1,091 square feet with a 635-square-foot terrace.

Evrima also offers nine bars and dining venues featuring menus created to reflect the ports visited. For culinary indulgence, guests can book a table at S.E.A., a specialty dining experience designed by Chef Sven Elverfeld of Aqua, the Michelin three-starred restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton in Wolfsburg, Germany.

The ship also features chicly designed spaces for relaxing and socializing, such as the Pool House lounge overlooking an aft infinity pool, a second pool located next to the alfresco restaurant Mistral, a panoramic Observation Lounge and a full-service Ritz-Carlton Spa.

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Best Italy cruises for foodies: Silversea Cruises

The three newest ships in the Silversea Cruises fleet — Silver Moon, Silver Dawn and 2023's first-in-class Silver Nova — all feature the cruise line's immersive culinary program known as S.A.L.T. (Sea and Land Taste). When Silversea's next ship, the 728-passenger Silver Ray, debuts in 2024, it will also take its guests on culinary-focused journeys — among them an 11-day Rome to Venice itinerary in June 2024.

The itinerary includes calls on seven ports in Italy: Rome, Naples, Sorrento, Palermo, Siracusa, Trieste and Venice. The sailing also visits ports in Malta, Montenegro and Croatia.

Silversea's sailings blend food-centric excursions — such as a visit to a family farm for a tasting of fresh cheese, salami and olive oil in Sorrento — with the onboard S.A.L.T. program to make sampling local cuisine a natural part of the cruise experience. The day-to-day menus at S.A.L.T. Kitchen are all inspired by the ports visited. The Terrain menu focuses on that day's port while the Voyage menu draws from the best flavors of the entire itinerary.

Passengers aboard Silver Ray should definitely pack an appetite — in addition to S.A.L.T. Kitchen, the ship features seven other restaurants. They are La Dame for haute French cuisine, Atlantide for signature fine dining (think caviar and lobster), Kaiseki for Japanese sushi and teppanyaki (as well as pan-Asian dishes), Silver Note for tapas-style dining and live music, The Grill for casual burgers and salads, La Terrazza for handmade pasta and other Italian specialties, and Spaccanapoli for thin-crusted Naples-style pizza. With 11 nights aboard, there's time to sample all of them.

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Best Italy cruises for families: Norwegian Cruise Line

If an Italy adventure with the entire family sounds like the perfect cruise vacation in 2024, Norwegian Cruise Line 's new Norwegian Viva, launching in August 2023 as the sister ship to 2022's Norwegian Prima, is an ideal playground for guests of all ages.

The most Italy-focused itinerary? The 10-day Mediterranean: Italy, Greece & Croatia cruise (offered aboard 3,099-guest Viva in late June and late September 2024) calls on six ports in Italy — Rome, Livorno, Naples, Messina, Siracusa and Trieste — as well as the islands of Corfu and Malta; Koper, Slovenia; and Dubrovnik and Split in Croatia.

This itinerary is rich in history and culture, including the ancient landmarks of Rome, the archeological wonders of Pompeii and the Leaning Tower of Pisa near Livorno, plus the beauty and culinary treats (sweet cannoli and savory arancini) of Sicily, where Viva makes two port calls. Though the cruise ends in Trieste, the wonders of Venice are just 90 minutes away, so adding a few extra nights to explore its colorful, canal-laced islands is a must.

Onboard Viva, you'll enjoy more than a dozen dining options (five of them complimentary, including the casual and family-friendly Indulge Food Hall), 16 bars and lounges and all the fun activities/entertainment (including a production of the Broadway hit "Beetlejuice: The Musical") that the line offers.

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Top amenities include the three-deck Viva Speedway for exhilarating go-kart racing, three thrilling slides (two of them 10-story corkscrew dry slides and one tidal-wave-style waterslide), virtual-reality gaming in the Galaxy Pavilion, tech-enhanced minigolf and more. Also, Viva's generous outside deck space — especially Deck 8's Ocean Boulevard with its lively Indulge Outdoor Lounge and sleek Infinity Beach pools — is ideal for scenic cruising in the Mediterranean and Adriatic.

Best Italy cruises for couples: Oceania Cruises

The sophisticated onboard ambiance and a romantic itinerary are a lovely combination, and couples can enjoy both on the 12-night Mediterranean Tapestry sailing offered in June 2024 aboard Oceania Cruises ' newest vessel, Oceania Vista.

The 1,200-passenger ship, which debuted in May 2023, will visit four top ports in Italy — Venice/Trieste in Northern Italy, Taormina in Sicily, Amalfi/Positano in Southern Italy and Civitavecchia for a day in Rome.

Beyond Italy, this itinerary offers a sampling of scenic locales in six other Adriatic and Mediterranean countries with a possible pre-cruise stay in Venice. You'll visit Korcula and Split in Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Igoumanitsa and Katakolon in Greece; Ajaccio, Corsica; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Marseille, France; and Barcelona, Spain.

Oceania caters to couples seeking an upscale cruise experience with a culinary focus. Onboard Vista, the atmosphere is sleek and polished, with interior decor awash in elegant neutrals of varying patterns and textures, all woven together into a soothing mosaic (in some cases, literally, as tiled vignettes are used throughout the ship). Vista's bars and lounges, especially the Martini Bar and the Grand Lounge, are so chic you'll want to get dressed up every night to enjoy one of the craft cocktails on their newly enhanced menus.

All specialty dining is included in the cruise fare, and stand-out meals at Polo Grill (for an excellent steakhouse menu), Toscana (for authentic Italian, including recipes by Vista's godmother Giada De Laurentiis) and Red Ginger (for flavorful pan-Asian) are just a reservation away. Two new eateries, Aquamar Kitchen and Ember, serve wellness-focused cuisine and casual American comfort food, respectively, and an expanded Culinary Arts Center lets guests who love to cook take hands-on classes.

Best of all, Vista is an all-balcony ship, so every stateroom features access to fresh air (French Veranda Staterooms don't have an outdoor sitting area, however). Veranda Staterooms and Concierge Level Veranda Staterooms offer a spacious 290 square feet of indoor space — and some of the best standard bathrooms at sea with roomy walk-in showers and ample storage.

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Best Italy cruises for travelers on a budget: Royal Caribbean

To score a budget cruise fare in the Mediterranean, it helps to look for sailings aboard a cruise line's older ships. If Italy is your main focus for a future cruise, it's hard to beat the seven-night Western Mediterranean itinerary in September 2024 aboard Royal Caribbean 's Voyager of the Seas.

It visits five Italian ports: Venice/Ravenna, Messina in Sicily, Naples, Rome and Livorno (for Florence and Pisa). The ship also calls on Marseille and Barcelona. Voyager's Italy-focused cruise is a jam-packed itinerary with just one sea day.

Ideal for both couples and multi-generational families, the 3,600-passenger Voyager of the Seas (which debuted in 1999 and was last refurbished in 2019) features seven restaurants (including three complimentary dining venues and specialty restaurant favorites Chops Grille and Giovanni's Table) and eight bars/lounges.

The ship has been "amped-up" so guests can enjoy features found on Royal Caribbean's newer ships: Perfect Storm waterslides, FlowRider simulated surfing, Battle for Planet Z laser tag, Voyager Dunes minigolf, Studio B ice-skating shows and reimagined spaces for kids and teens.

Nights aboard Voyager of the Seas will be filled with complimentary entertainment options: production shows in the Royal Theater, pub performances by guest entertainers and bands, game-show competitions, pool parties, outdoor movie nights and a '70s disco party.

Best Italy cruises for adults-only ambiance: Viking

Is Venice at the top of your wish list? Does an adults-only cruise on a ship with serene, Scandinavian-inspired interior decor and complimentary wine or beer with lunch and dinner sound ideal?

If so, check out Viking 's 15-night Italy, the Adriatic and Greece itinerary , which sails from Athens to Rome and visits six Italian ports — Venice/Chioggia, Bari, Crotone, Messina, Naples and Rome — with three days spent in Venice. As a bonus, you'll also visit ports in Greece (Katakolon and Corfu), Croatia (Dubrovnik, Split and Sibenik) and Montenegro (Kotor).

Offered on multiple dates in fall 2023, 2024 and 2025, this itinerary is chock full of port experiences; there are no sea days, and a total of 13 cities are visited. Viking includes one free guided shore excursion in each port, usually a panoramic bus tour or historic walking tour. Use that as an overview and then explore on your own or book one of the cruise line's longer or more specialized excursions. Onboard guest speakers also offer insight into the ports visited and the cultural landscape.

The cruise line's nine ocean ships are all identical and accommodate 930 passengers, most of whom are couples over age 55. Onboard dining is available in eight restaurants, including the main venue, The Restaurant and the buffet-style World Cafe, the casual Pool Grill and the Norwegian-focused Mamsen's. Guests can also reserve dinner at two specialty restaurants (at no extra charge): Manfredi's for Italian cuisine and The Chef's Table for multi-course, wine-paired menus that rotate throughout the cruise.

Afternoon tea is served in the elegant Wintergarden. The Aquavit Terrace overlooking the aft infinity pool is a sunny spot to enjoy alfresco dining.

If you're willing to come back early from port, Viking's ocean ships offer plenty of ways to relax on board. All passengers enjoy complimentary access to the ship's thermal suite in the LivNordic Spa. It features a thalassotherapy pool, steam room, sauna and snow room. The Main Pool has a retractable roof and can be enjoyed no matter what the weather. However, if you want to live it up at night, note that the ship does not have an onboard casino.

Bottom line

The best Italy cruises offer access to some of the country's most-loved cities, as well as a chance to explore some of its sunny islands and lesser-known coastal ports. No matter the itinerary, you're guaranteed to enjoy the splendid landscapes, treasured antiquities and, of course, the incredible gelato.

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Currently, ferries that sail from Italy to Croatia are departing from Ancona , Bari , Cesenatico , Pesaro , Pescara , Trieste and Venice .

If you are travelling by car:

• car ferry between Ancona and Split
• car ferry between Ancona and Zadar
• car ferry between Bari and Dubrovnik

If you are a foot passenger:

Foot passenger ferries sail mid-April to October between the east, Adriatic coast of Italy (Cesenatico, Civitanova Marche and Pesaro ports) and Istria, the peninsula on the north coast of Croatia.

In that period, fast ferries are also regularly sailing from Trieste, Venice, Cesenatico and Pesaro to popular places in Istria - Umag, Porec, Rovinj and Pula as well as to islands of Rab, Pag (Novalja) and Losinj (Mali Losinj) and Zadar, the town in central Dalmatia.

The journey takes between 3 and 6 hours depending on the route. Some of these passenger ferries also take bicycles. None of them takes cars.

Italy is located in Southern Europe and comprises the boot-shaped Italian Peninsula and a number of islands including the two largest, Sicily and Sardinia. The country's total area is about 300 thousands square km. Italy has a coastline and border of about 7500 kilometres on the Adriatic, Ionian and Tyrrhenian seas. Besides Croatia, the country also shares borders with France, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, San Marino and Vatican City.

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Despite Italy and Croatia being almost connected by a land border in the northeastern corner of the Adriatic sea, taking a ferry when travelling between the countries is in most cases both faster and cheaper . Most of the ferry connections between the countries only operate during the summer season which usually covers May, June, July, August, September and a bit of October. However, there are also ferry routes from Italy to Croatia which operate the whole year.

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Car ferry Italy to Croatia

If you are travelling by car there are 3 possible travel routes, Bari to Dubrovnik, Ancona to Zadar or Ancona to Split, these car ferry routes operate year-round, in the winter season twice a week in the summer season 4 or more times a week, all 3 are operated by Jadrolinija. The route Ancona to Split is also operated by SNAV during the summer season, some years SNAV has been using a traditional car ferry for the route, other years they have operated the route with a fast ferry/catamaran jet.

Italian ports with ferry to Croatia

The company Triestelines used to operate a Hydrofoil/fast ferry connection from Trieste to Porec, Rovinj and Pula, the line has now been taken over by Libertylines which are scheduled to operate the line from 2020:

The port in Venice is one of the main port for travelling between Italy and Croatia, several companies operate fast ferry/catamaran connections from the historical town, to towns in Istria and to Island Losinj , the connection available usually change from year to year, but the following ones are available each year. 

The recent year the ferry company Gomo Viaggio, has been operating a summer route between Cesenatico and towns in Istria and Kvarner , due to coronavirus this line has been cancelled for 2020 but should return for the 2021 season.

The ferry company Gomo Viaggio has also been offering a fast ferry summer connection from Pesaro to Losinj, Pula, Rab, Novalja and Rovinj, also this lines has been cancelled for 2020 due to the coronavirus but should return for the 2021 season.

Ancona is the main Italian Sea gateway to Croatia , as mentioned above two of 3 whole year car ferry connections operate from here, the ferry from Zadar to Ancona , it optimal for those going to the mid and northern part of Croatia, as well as passengers travelling to the northern part of Bosnia. The ferry from Ancona to Split is optimal if you are travelling to Dalmatia , or places like Sarajevo, Mostar and Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Civitanova Marche

From Civitanova Marche there used to be a fast ferry connection to Split operated by Gomo Viaggio, but as for now, the route has been discontinued.

The company SNAV several years operated a summer connection between Pescara and Hvar and Split , currently the company does not operate this route.

A few years ago the travel company GSTravel started a fast ferry route between Termoli and Ploce in Croatia. The route, with a sailing time of only 4.5 hours, was a great way of getting to the southern part of Croatia from Italy. For 2020 the route will not operate and it is not clear if it will be back in 2021.

The southernmost Italian port with a ferry connection to Croatia , as mentioned above there is a whole year car ferry connection between Bari and Dubrovnik. The ferry connection is operated by Jadrolinija .

Price ferry Italy to Croatia

Obviously, with the many ferry connections , there are a lot of different prices. The summer connections with the foot passenger ferries usually range from 70 -110 Euro for a one way adult ticket, early birds and other special offers for people who plan ahead are quite common. 

Tickets for the car ferries are often sold for as little as 20 Euro or less in the winter season (Price for one passenger without vehicle) in summer season price is of course much higher. In July and August price can be up to 800 Euro or more for a vehicle and 4 passengers. This, of course, is a lot of money, but compared to the cost and time of driving around the Adriatic bay, it is justifiable. In general, planning ahead is a good idea, as the ferry companies often run campaigns.

Alternative to ferry Italy to Croatia

Driving with a car between Italy and Croatia is one alternative to taking the ferry, if you are doing a cost-benefit car vs ferry , remember to include the cost for road toll in Italy as well as in Croatia. Also if you travel in the main season, keep in mind the risk of having to wait at the border between Slovenia and Croatia.

Traveling by Bus from Italy to Croatia , is indeed an option, but the main one to consider if you are in the northern part of Italy e.g there is a bus from Venice to Pula and Venice to Zagreb if you travel from further west or south in Italy you will have to change bus at least once. From a price perspective, a bus is probably the cheapest way of travelling.

Taking a train from Italy to Croatia is not possible , the closest you can get by train is to Trieste from where you can then continue with a hydrofoil to Istria, or by bus to e.g Zagreb or Rijeka.

Flying between Italy and Croatia is of course also an option, but mainly in the summer season, exception is the route Rome to Split , which normally operates at least once a week year-round.

Map Ferry Italy to Croatia

Below you can see a map of the ferry connections between Italy and Croatia . In the menu on the map you can select to see connections e.g from Venice if you uncheck the other ferry ports. If you wish to see the timetable and operational period for a specific travel combination, you can use the search form at the top of the site!

The ports marked with purple and orange indicates that a passenger-only ferry operates from/to those ports, the ports marked with dark red and brown indicates a car ferry operates from the port.

My 7 Favorite Cruises In And Around Europe

W hat I love most about cruising around Europe is the huge choice in types of cruises you can go on. Because Europe includes hot and sunny destinations like Spain and Italy, and cold and interesting places like Scandinavia and Scotland, you can take a very different cruise each time around Europe. You can pull up in pretty ports in Greece and swim from the boat and you can sail around the shores of Scotland and take a cold water plunge — if you’re brave enough. 

The coastlines of Europe are vastly different to one another and the types of cruises you can take are too. River cruises, yachts, island cruises, and large fun-packed cruise lines all sail around these shores. Plus, you can start your cruise in Europe and sail off beyond the continent, and then return after an adventure. 

Here are my 7 favorite cruises in and around Europe.

1. Starclippers

Rome round trip .

This seven-night cruise begins and ends in Rome, visiting Lipari, Sicily, Amalfi, Sorrento, and Ponza. What I love about the Starclipper cruises is they are informal and casual — you dine with other guests or by yourself, you don’t have a set table for meals, and you can wear what you like as there’s no dress code. But at the same time, the interior of the ship and the cabins are sophisticated and semi luxurious, so it feels casual and chic all in one go. 

This particular cruise is on the Starflyer , which has two pools and a sun deck. There’s no entertainment on board, though there might be some games in the evening, but children are welcome over the age of 6 months. I love these small-yacht ships that can get you into ports the larger cruise ships can’t, and this one is a beautiful ship with an atmosphere of relaxation and easygoingness. You can even join with the crew and help to sail the ship if you like.

2. French Waterways

Hotel barge prospérité: côte d’or.

If you like things really intimate, you can book a six- or eight-person cruise with French Waterways and have the barge to yourselves. This one is a canal cruise in France, but they also offer river cruises. The rooms on the barge are hotel standard and there’s a sun deck and a hot tub on board. The cruise ambles along the canals in the Côte d’Or, stopping off for a walking tour in Dijon, shopping and markets, and wine tasting at a vineyard. 

This is a really relaxing way to cruise in France with family or friends, but you can’t book onto this cruise as a single person or a couple. This is a chartered barge that is priced for the maximum number of people it sleeps — six or eight. If you’re experienced, you can also choose to pilot the boat yourself.

3. G Adventures

Sailing from split to dubrovnik.

Sailing along the Dalmatian Coast is a unique experience and visiting Croatia is a trip full of historical sites and exploration. The yachts you’ll travel on with G Adventures give you a truly small-boat experience. If you want a luxurious cabin and lush interiors, this isn’t for you, but if you want a sense of adventure and an authentic sailing experience, this is definitely it. 

The yacht accommodates a maximum of eight people, but you don’t have to be a part of the group, you can book onto this as a single person or couple. Note: If you book a solo trip, you will be sharing your cabin with someone else. It’s also worth noting that you’ll need a medium level of physical fitness to take part in the activities on this tour, which can include kayaking and hiking. 

This is a self-catering trip, and while there’s plenty of opportunities to eat at the destinations, there aren’t any meals offered on board. This also means that when you eat your own food on the ship and/or cook for yourself in the kitchen, you are expected to tidy up after.

4. Hebridean Adventures

Hebridean island odyssey.

Sailing on board the MV Hjalmar Bjørge with the Northern Light Cruising Company, Hebridean Adventures brings you a trip like no other around the Hebrides Islands in Scotland. This nine-night cruise stops at Mull, Coll & Tiree, the Small Isles, and the Isle of Skye. Most people who take this cruise are wildlife enthusiasts and are sailing with the hope of spotting dolphins, puffins, eagles, and more. But even if you only have a passing interest in wildlife, this is a stunning way to get a bit closer to it. 

Facilities are limited on board and the cabins are no-frills, with some only including bunk beds. You do have to share bathroom facilities, which is a challenge for some people, but guests are all aware of this and are very considerate. The onboard chef is a real plus on this cruise and they cater for any dietary requirements, cooking all meals fresh every day. The boat might be basic, but the scenery is breathtaking and it’s a unique type of cruise.

5. Celebrity Cruises

Egypt & israel.

Beginning in Athens, Greece, this 10-night cruise with Celebrity Cruises will stop off at Israel and Egypt before returning to Athens. There are 3 days at sea on this cruise, and on board the Celebrity Infinity , there’s a casino, an art gallery, a sun deck, indoor and outdoor pool areas, a spa, tennis, nightlife, and restaurants and bars. 

This is a large cruise ship experience with capacity for 2,170 people. Rooms are hotel standard, some with verandas, and the experience of being on the ship is as much a part of the trip as exploring the stop-off destinations. The cruise gives you the perfect mix between Europe and a little further afield. For anyone who hasn’t strayed beyond Europe before, it’s a great way to get a taste of Egypt and Israel.

6. Variety Cruises

Italy & malta.

Beginning in Naples and sailing along the coast of Italy and around its islands, this small boat intimate cruise with Variety Cruises ends on the 8th day in Malta. At first, I thought it was unusual to end in a totally different place than where the cruise began, but actually, I loved the chance to get to know somewhere separate from the starting point. 

The ship has capacity for 44 people and is a laid-back experience with just a sundeck, informal restaurant, bar, and swim platform. Most of your time is spent off the boat, exploring parts of Italy tourists don’t usually visit, and that’s the real draw with these small-boat cruises. These are ports large cruise ships can’t enter, so you feel like you’re on a voyage of discovery. Rooms are comfortable and pleasantly decorated and designed, but you won’t be spending much time in them. The Italian islands and Malta are beautiful places to explore.

7. Princess Cruises

Grand 11-day mediterranean.

This big cruise ship experience with Princess Cruises begins in Rome and travels to Greece, Turkey, Sicily, and Mallorca, ending in Barcelona, Spain. Aboard the Sun Princess ship, it’s all about fun on a large scale, with climbing walls, swimming pools, a spa, bars, cafés, restaurants, evening entertainment, and kids clubs. 

It is aimed at families and there’s lots for all ages to do, but it’s also a great cruise to take as a couple or by yourself. There’s something going on all the time, but you can still find some quiet time on the sun deck. There’s 3 days at sea on this 11-day cruise and you’ll certainly never get bored. I love the stop-offs and visits to four different countries, with some really diverse excursions offered at every stop.

This article originally appeared on TravelAwaits

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Holland America Line's 2025 Europe Season Focuses On Longer Cruises, Immersive Iceland And More Overnight Stays

Highlights: 62 overnight or late-night departures, two ships homeport out of Rotterdam, Summer Solstice in North Cape, new 28-day Legendary Voyage explores Greenland, Iceland and the Arctic Circle

Seattle, Wash., Aug. 24, 2023  — Holland America Line’s 2025  European  season is open for booking, and travelers will be able to broaden their horizons like never before on the most diverse, destination-focused itineraries in the industry. With an increase in cruises over 10 days, more sailings to Iceland and a combined 62 overnight calls or late-night departures in leading European cities, Holland America Line is enticing travelers to become immersed in the culture, history and landscapes of the region.

New in 2025, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, returns as a homeport for Holland America Line, hosting Rotterdam and Nieuw Statendam on roundtrip voyages to  Northern Europe  and the Baltic. The cruise line also features more itineraries to trending hot spots like the Holy Land region, Iberia and Iceland. A new 28-day “Arctic Circle Crossing” Legendary Voyage showcases the pristine backdrop of Greenland’s glaciers and wildlife with five calls in the country and visits to Iceland, North Cape and Scotland.

“For Holland America Line, Europe 2025 is all about longer cruises, extended time in port and offering the most diverse range of itineraries from weeklong vacations to monthlong explorations,” said Beth Bodensteiner, chief commercial officer of Holland America Line. "We have 10 departure cities this season, and we are excited to be back homeporting in Rotterdam with two ships, deepening our connection to our founding city. Anyone looking to explore Europe in-depth will be able to find a Holland America Line cruise tailored to their interests, whether it’s beach, history, nature, architecture, fjords, castles or cuisine.”

From April to November, Oosterdam joins Nieuw Statendam   and   Rotterdam for a full season in Europe, while Zuiderdam sails the popular 35-day “Voyage of the Vikings.”  The port-intensive itineraries range from seven to 42 days and are designed for destination immersion. Spanning the entire region, cruises visit the Baltic, British Isles, Canary Islands, French and Spanish rivieras, Israel,  Mediterranean  and Northern Europe, including Iceland, Greenland and Norway.

Highlights of Holland America Line’s 2025 Europe cruising season include:

10 Departure Cities, Including Rotterdam: Rotterdam and Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Barcelona, Spain; Boston, Massachusetts; Civitavecchia (Rome) and Trieste (Venice), Italy; Dover (London), England; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Reykjavik, Iceland; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

New in 2025, Holland America Line is adding 10 roundtrip Dover itineraries aboard Nieuw Statendam ranging from 14 to 28 days, offering a convenient embarkation homeport for British guests. 

11 Overnight Ports: Alexandria, Egypt; Barcelona; Haifa (Tel Aviv), Israel; Istanbul, Turkey; Newhaven (Edinburgh), Scotland; Reykjavik; Piraeus (Athens) and Rhodes, Greece; Stockholm, Sweden; Trieste (Venice); and Valletta, Malta.

32 Late-Evening Departure Cities (between 10 p.m. and midnight): Alesund, Norway; Ashdod (Jerusalem) and Haifa (Tel Aviv), Israel; Barcelona and Malaga, Spain; Belfast, Northern Ireland; Cannes, France; Civitavecchia (Rome), Portoferraio, Portofino and Trieste (Venice), Italy; Dubrovnik and Korcula, Croatia; Dún Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland; Funchal, Madeira; Gibraltar, UK; Greenock (Glasgow) and South Queensferry (Edinburgh), Scotland; Kotor, Montenegro; Kusadasi, Turkey; Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada; Lisbon; Liverpool and Portland (Weymouth), England; Kerkira (Corfu) and Mykonos, Greece; Port Said (Cairo), Egypt; Reykjavik; St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada; Tallinn, Estonia; Valletta; and Warnemunde (Berlin), Germany.

Northern Europe:

• Seven-day Norway and Denmark; Norwegian Fjords
• Seven- or 14-day Norway and Scotland
• Seven-day between Rotterdam and Reykjavik to Norway and Iceland
• 14-day Norway, Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, Estonia and Sweden
• 14-day Norway Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Finland and Sweden
• NEW Legendary Voyage: A 28-day “ Arctic Circle Crossing ” departs June 29, roundtrip from Rotterdam. The cruise features 15 ports in Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Scotland and England; passage through the Arctic Circle to the North Cape; scenic cruising through Iceland’s fjords; and four maiden calls in Greenland: Ittoqqortoormiit, Sisimiut, Ilulissat and Nuuk.
• 14-Day “ Arctic Circle Crossing: Edinburgh Evening Stay ” is roundtrip from Rotterdam. Highlights of the cruise include spending Summer Solstice at the North Cape with 24 hours of sunlight, along with a total of five calls in Norway. The cruise also visits the Shetland Islands, England and Scotland, with a late-night departure from Edinburgh.

Mediterranean:

• Oosterdam will sail the entire 2025 Europe season in the  Mediterranean  on cruises from four homeports: Piraeus (Athens), Barcelona, Civitavecchia (Rome) and Trieste (Venice). The itineraries range from seven- to 14-days and cover the eastern and western Mediterranean, including Albania, Croatia, Egypt, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Malta, Montenegro, Spain, Tunisia and Turkey.
• Nieuw Statendam   sails 14-day cruises between Barcelona and Civitavecchia (Rome) and Piraeus (Athens), and roundtrip from Piraeus. The itineraries head to the eastern Med, including Italy, Egypt, Turkey, Croatia, Malta, Montenegro and Greece.
• Nieuw Statendam explores the Holy Land in October on a 14-day cruise roundtrip from Piraeus (Athens) that visits Cyprus, Israel, Turkey and Greece, with overnights at Haifa and Rhodes.

Canary Islands:

• Nieuw Statendam visits the  Canary Islands  on a 14-day Canary Island Enchantment with Morocco & Portugal cruise departing April 20, 2025, roundtrip from Rotterdam, also including ports in Morocco, Madeira, Portugal and England.

Transatlantic:

• The popular “ Voyage of the Vikings ” returns in 2025 aboard Zuiderdam. Departing July 19, the 35-day adventure sails roundtrip from Boston and calls at ports in Maine, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, the Netherlands, Ireland, Northern Ireland and Norway. The itinerary also is offered in 17- and 18-day segments from Boston to Rotterdam or from Rotterdam to Boston.
•  In April, Rotterdam and Nieuw Statendam cross the Atlantic Ocean from Fort Lauderdale to Rotterdam; Oosterdam crosses from Fort Lauderdale to Barcelona.
•  In October and November Nieuw Statendam, Rotterdam and Oosterdam   sail to Fort Lauderdale via Civitavecchia, Rotterdam and Barcelona, respectively.

Collectors’ Voyages Combine Non-Repeating Itineraries

Many of the cruises can be extended into Collectors’ Voyages, which offer the ultimate European exploration. By combining two seven-day itineraries, a seven- and 14-day cruises or longer non-repeating voyages, these artfully crafted journeys up to 42 days combine back-to-back sailings, enabling guests to visit more ports and spend extra time discovering centuries of art, history and culture.

Have It All Early Booking Bonus

For a limited time, when guests book 2025 Europe cruises with the Have It All premium package, the standard package amenities of shore excursions, specialty dining, a Signature Beverage Package and Surf Wi-Fi are included — plus the added perk of free prepaid Crew Appreciation, along with free upgrades to the Elite Beverage Package and Premium Wi-Fi.

Beginning Have It All fares for Europe 2025 sailings range from $1,449 to $8,749 per person, double occupancy, depending on length and destination. Taxes, fees and port expenses are additional. 

Guests also can take advantage of Holland America Line’s Exclusive Mariner Society Early Booking Bonus. Mariner Society loyalty members can enjoy up to $400 onboard credit per stateroom when these cruises open for sale. Guests must book these cruises by Nov. 15, 2023, to receive the Exclusive Mariner Society Early Booking Bonus.